Phillies' Brandon Marsh Undergoes Knee Surgery, Expected Ready by Opening Day

The outfielder's quick surgery for a knee issue highlights the team's ongoing search for outfield depth as spring training approaches.

Brandon Marsh underwent arthroscopic knee surgery but is anticipated to be ready for Opening Day, following a quick diagnosis and treatment.
The Phillies are actively seeking to bolster their outfield depth, having not acquired any outfielders this winter, despite ongoing discussions with free agents.
Marsh's surgery underscores the Phillies' precarious outfield situation, with Johan Rojas and a combination of Jake Cave and Cristian Pache as current options.
The team remains open to adding outfield talent, considering both minor-league contracts and potential guaranteed deals, as they monitor the market.
Despite the surgery, the Phillies express confidence in their existing outfield setup, with plans to give Rojas, Cave, and Pache significant opportunities in spring training.